Obituaries

Condolences

• 11/24/2025

  Kevin Guillory, Jr.

  To the dear Belden family, My heart goes out to you during this difficult moment. Even when a life has been full of loyal service, love for family, and years of faithfulness, the emptiness that follows a loss can feel overwhelming. Yet Jehovah, the God who "heals the brokenhearted" and "binds up their wounds" (Psalm 147:3), draws especially close to you now. He knows every memory you shared with Brother Belden, every quiet act of love he offered, and every way his steady faith strengthened those around him. Reading about his life, it is clear that his devotion to Jehovah shaped everything he did—from the way he shared Scriptural truths with anyone willing to listen, to the way he cared for his family and found joy in simple, wholesome moments with his son and grandsons. A life spent in such service is never forgotten by the One who "is not unrighteous so as to forget your work and the love you showed for his name" (Hebrews 6:10). What an anchor that assurance is—Jehovah remembers every faithful step Brother Belden took. Though grief may feel heavy today, Jehovah gently lifts our eyes toward the future. Jesus' promise that "all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out" (John 5:28, 29) gives us a steady hope. You will see Brother Belden again—not in frailty, but healthy, peaceful, and free from all the limitations that touched his later years. Jehovah has already pictured that moment; he longs for it as deeply as you do. Until then, He will continue to be your place of comfort, strength, and rest. Please know that many of us are keeping your family in our prayers. May Jehovah's tender care surround you, steady you, and remind you every single day that you are not walking through this alone. With warm Christian love, Kevin Guillory, Jr.

• 11/22/2025

  Eileen Felix

  Sherri, We were so saddened to read about Dennis's passing. The years have flown by yet I remember very clearly the day we met. I was visiting my mother and you came to the door offering the Truth Book and free Bible studies and I said yes! Had the joy of you and Dennis's friendship turn into love and marriage and eventually your son Nathan. Dennis was quiet and soft spoken and the best smile. I would have called you Sherri but no success in finding a number. I wanted you to know we are thinking and your son and his family too. Take care of yourself. Love,Eileen Felix